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FishingMarshall

Posted 12/3/2014 7:13 AM (#742516)
Subject: Okuma coldwater

Posts: 219

Location: Ohio

Any reviews on these line counters? My daiwa accudepths are grinding real bad, got them on sale $45 each so almost hate to have them sent away to be gone over and pay about that when you add in shipping. They have been used hard for 3 years. My 2 cabelas cheap reels which I run when someone is with me have lasted me almost 5 years. Thanks for any reviews .

muddymusky

Posted 12/3/2014 2:43 PM (#742568 - in reply to #742516)
Subject: RE: Okuma coldwater

Posts: 572

I have one and like it. I have caught a few fish with it. The drag isn't super loud imo. The drag will loosen up sometimes while trolling and have to watch that. I recently got a couple diawa sealines and really like them.

Will Schultz

Posted 12/4/2014 1:44 PM (#742678 - in reply to #742516)
Subject: Re: Okuma coldwater

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Are you asking about the round reels or the low profile coldwater?

FishingMarshall

Posted 12/4/2014 5:33 PM (#742707 - in reply to #742516)
Subject: Re: Okuma coldwater

Posts: 219

Location: Ohio

The round ones

ToddM

Posted 12/4/2014 5:49 PM (#742709 - in reply to #742516)
Subject: Re: Okuma coldwater

Posts: 20219

Location: oswego, il

I just bought two for Salmon fishing. They feel like a good solid reel.

dougj

Posted 12/6/2014 9:25 AM (#742911 - in reply to #742516)
Subject: RE: Okuma coldwater

Posts: 906

Location: Warroad, Mn

I've been using them for two years. Work fine.

Doug Johnson

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